by Marcus Kahn, Greenheart Travel Homestay Abroad Participant in England

 Last Monday I started going to Cotswold Archaeology in Kemble, England. It is a train and a bus ride from Stroud, situated in an industrial park enveloped by an airfield. On arriving at the train station Monday morning I was greeted by a smiling Sylvia Warman. She is the angelic figure specializing in animal bones who not only allowed me to volunteer at Cotswold Archaeology, but also covered for me with the English border control, and was more than happy to pick me up on her way to work. Read more...

 by Kalie McQuillen, Greenheart Travel Volunteer Participant in Kenya

One girl Grace (who is so adorable it hurts) is deaf. She has been at Tania for two months and this is her first time in school. She is around 10 years old. She can’t add, count, read, or do the ABC’s. It is so frustrating because I want so badly for her and the other children to understand. I came here thinking I may end up being so mad at America for being so privileged, but really I’m just so thankful for my education. Read more...

 by Ashley Kline, Greenheart Travel Internship Abroad Participant in Ireland

This past Sunday on a break from my internship, I went to a town called Howth, Ireland. Oh my goodness is was absolutely gorgeous!! It is right on the coast about 30 minutes from Dublin. The views are amazing and you can see for miles and miles into the Irish Sea. There are many things to do in Howth, my friends and I did the cliff walk around the mountains. It takes about two hours; it is so worth it. Read more...